I decided to create a look that has the spider spinning from the web. Doing that required a bit of adjustment on the placement of the spider on the square. In my original Spinning Spider Granny Square Video Tutorial, I demonstrated how to make the square with the spider running vertically on the square. In the Table Runner, I made a few stitch adjustments, I turned the spider to go on a diagonal to achieve the desired results for my finished work, allowing me to run Slip Stitches creating a web strand from the bottom (spinneret) of my spider to the Web square. Please see the video tutorial for instructions below to make this adjustment.

Then, I created duplicate sets of square Numbers 246 and 266 of our 365 Days of Granny Squares to create the ends of our runner. I combined these blocks with the solid granny square (Number 2)that I used with various color combinations of black and orange or black and white to match the other squares in this project. Note: You do not have to make these adjustments nor use my colors. This is creator’s choice.

This video is a tutorial on how to assemble the squares and add the border detail to finish off this great Halloween table runner. You will find the links and videos to the squares that I have already filmed prior to this project. Not interested in the runner? Why not make additional squares to make a lapghan or blanket? Let your imagination be your guide.

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Teacher: Nadia Fuad
Video and Editing: Fuad Azmat (My Daddy)
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Designed by Nadia FuadYou *may* sell items made from my pattern, but please reference my website YARNutopia.com.
Please do not copy, sell, and/or post this pattern and claim it as your own.

Notes:
-This Table runner is 41 inches long (105 cm) and 20 inches wide (53 cm)
-You can attach your squares any way you’d like, I do the whip stitch, but you can do any stitch you prefer.Check out this blog post at the top, there is a video tutorial on different attaching methods

Follow along with this video tutorial to learn how to make this table runner:

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I have made your #16 a couple of days ago using Halloween colors and love it. About to tackle this table runner in the coming days just need to rewatch the spiderweb square again. I plan on making more of your squares they just look so awesome. You’re directions in the videos are fairly easy to follow that’s so appreciative. I have been trying to teach my daughters and with your help they may actually learn through some of your videos. I am going to encourage my teen that if she wants made some of your squares she needs to learn and make them herself ; ). Anyways thanks for this table runner idea and the other squares you did do. I don’t know if I will make them all, but maybe quite a few. Such amazing patterns you have.